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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Personal.

Stepniak. the celebrated Nihilist an
thor, will visit the United States in
September.
Madame Christine Nilsson owns two
large buildings on Otis street, Boston,
which the assessors rate at Sl23, ,OOO.
Professor Henry Drummond, who ac-
companied Lord and Lady Aberdeen
on their American journey, is fellow
Of the Royal Society and the author OF
a work on natural causes in the spiritual
world. He is great crony of Lady
Aberdeen.
The Empress of China has presented
coo stanzas Of poetry OF her own com
position to the Hanlin College, while
Prince Chu'un has written "A collection
of verse in which he has described the
novel objects that he saw in his tour
through China last year.
At the reception given in honor OF
the Earl and Countess OF Aberdeen in
New York on Friday night the Earl
was attred in regular morning dress,
a Prince Albert coat and light trousers.
The Countess wore beautiful gown OF
light blue satin, cut square in the neck,
with elbow sleeves. Costly Jewels
sparkled on her wrists and in her hair.
General Sherman desired to inspect
the Halifax forts while in that city, but
owing to the absence Of Lord Russell,
the commander-in-chief Of the British
forces, in America, he was refused ad-
mittance by the officer in charge. He
therefore contented himself with walk
ing around the Glacis, from which a
magnificent view Of the city, the har-
Dor. and the Notifications and the
Gorges and McNab's island are obtain
ed, and with giving expression TO afew
homely sentiments not intended for the
public ear.
Miss Ida Sternberg, a Savannah (Ga. J
belle, now on visit TO an uncle in New
York, was worth exactly $1,000 to q
gang Of that city's crooks. She had
brought with her a number OF diamonds
valued at that figure, which she kept in
her trunk. and which the crooks man
AGED TO get in some way. One was set
| in an engagement ring and was valued
at $3.50.
Elam Brown, one Of the early pio'
neers to California, who crossed the
plains in an emigrant train in 1916
celebrated this month his ninetieth
birthday at his home in Contra Costa
county, Cal. The patriarch owns the
| Acalenes Ranch, which he bought from
its Spanish proprietor, and on this an
niversary no less than seventy-five o.
his family and immediate kindred sa
down TO table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
SHOWER or GREEN MINERAL.
II Fell in Brooklyn After Two Zig
Tbunder-Claps- s-Nhere DID
II Come From?
New York Sun.

Overin Brooklyn, where the centre OF
the storm passed, electric flames APP
peared about the buildings, and the
telephone bells i'll the various stations
rang constantly for from fifteen to
twenty minutes. When the bells be-
came quiet it was found that the tele-
phones could not be used.
While the storm was at its height
and the rain was coming down IN tor
rents there were two intense claps OF
thunder in quick succession. The
noise was Immediately followed by n
queer phenomenon. People who were
in the stores and under the awnings
about the corner of Troy and Fulton
avenues were astonished to see a shower
OF dark. colored Jumps of various sizes
fall apparently from the sky, and on
striking the pavement give out flash
OF flame as they were pulyerized. That
is. several witnesses vouch for the
flashes of flame, and are sure they were
not splsshes Of water.
One lump, larger apparently than
the rest. struck a shade-tree and then
fell to the pavement and rolled ont
into the street. 1t was picked up by
veaturesome citizen and carried into
q. Krtitzer's drugstore.
1t looked like verdigris or like disin-
tegrated blue vitriol. On the sides
that rested on the pavement and the
place where it struck the tree there
were evidences Of fusion.
The stuff has slight metallic and n
stringent taste, is lightish green IN
color, not crystalline, but like com
p.cted powder. 1t burns rather reldl-
iy. with a green flame, and cannot be
fired bv percussion. The big chunk
was broken up and distributed among
the bystanders. a SIM reporter took n
piece of it to the Western Union Tele-
graph Company's main battefy-room,
where tons of sulphate of copper
are used The men there were
OF diverse opinions as to what
it was. One man thought 1t
might be Paris green, but the ma
iority were of the opinion that it was
some form of sulphate OF copper, with
perhaps trace of zinc in it. The
sulphate of copper that had been used
in a cell and worn out was found TO re-
semble the substance that fell from the
clouds or somewhere, but the sulphatG
of copper still had its caustic taste. AZ
Hudnut's drugstore the usual tests fol
determining copper failed to have any
effect on this body.
After the stuff had been broken M
and distributed among the people at
the corner of Troy and Fulton avenues
several pieces changed hands at from
twenty-five to fifty cents piece. For one
very large piece with marks of fusion
on it s. was offered and refused. A
small globe of it was found in Herki-
mer avenue, Just beyond Troy.
OF course, it may have come from
some mans roof or have been caught
up from a refuse heap by the wind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
ExpeIied from Race.Tracss.

CHICAGO, July ia local paper
saws: At meeting of the Washington
Park Club last night the charges pre-,
ferred against Ed. COrrigan, the noted
horse owner, ON account of his conduct
at the race course during the mile-heats
selling race on Thursday last, were con-
sidered, and the result OF the action
taken by the club expels Corrigan from
all race.tracks of the American Racing
Association, of which the Washington
Park Club is a member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
mortuary Report for Last week.
OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH, I


RrcHMoND, VA, July 10, 1887.
Actual mortality in the city OF
Richmond, Va, showing ages OF dece-
dents. SC. and color, and annual death
rate De. LOCO inhabitants, for the
week ending July 16, 1887:
Couses Of DtGth: Apoplexy-white
/, colored /; brain-disease -colored
/: bronchitis colored 2 cerebro-spinal
meningitis-colored /; cholera in
fantum-white 5, colored 4; cholera
morbus-white 2; consumption-whlte
/, colored 2; convulsions-whito 2;
commissions (infe1tile) white ! de-
bility-colored l diarrhea-white 2,
colored Q; diarrhGa (cbronic)-whitc
/; dysentery (typhoidl- white l fever
(childbed)-whlte f; fever (typholdo-
white 3; heart-disease-colored q
intestinal obstruction-vhite ! maras-
mus-white 1, colored 2; measles
colored q old age-colored /; pre- ma
ture birth-white ], co'ored ! puer-
pcral convulsiO1s white /; liberation
Of stomach-colored ! liberation OF
bovels-wh'se a; unknown-colored
8; valvular disease OF heat-wh;te l.,
colored whoOping- -cough-colOrldl l..
Whole number Of deaths in the city,
exclusive Of still-births. 60.
Ratc.-Rate Of mortality of whole
population was 31.2O per 1000 per an
mum rate of mortality of white popu-
lation was 23.43 per 1000 per Gnnum
rate of mortality of colored population
was 40. Is per 1000 per nnnum.
Scr and CoiOr.-White males, 9;
white females, 20-total, 2G. Coored
males, 10 +; colored females, 13-total,
81.
Agc: One to thirty days-whitc
2, colorcd >, total 7; one to SIX
months-white 6, Colored 1, total 10
six to twelve monthc-white 2, colored
2, total 4 4; one to three years-white 3,
color5d s, total II; three to five
yea4s-colored ten to twenty years
white 2, coIored 2, total 4 twenty to
thirty years-white ), colored 2, total
Z; thirty to forty ye.rs-white 2,
colored ], total 8 forty to fifty years
white ], colored 2, total 3; fifty to
sixty years-white !, colored 3, totil
4; sixty to seventy years-white 2
colorcd 2, total 1 (; seventy to eighty
yCals-colOrod ?.
CoRdHion Single-White, 10 col
ored, % total, 4f ; married-white, >
colorcd, 4 total, 9 ;widowers-colored,
| widows-white, , colored, 3 total
.; unknown, !.
Nafirity: Richmond, 50; otherpa-t.
Of the United States, %; Italy, l
Ireland, !.
LocarW: Marshall Ward-White
!: colored. 4 total, 8; Jefferson
Ward-Wbite, 4 colored, 4 F.; total, 8
Mad son Ward-White. 3 colored, 2
total, 3; Monroe Ward-White, D
| Clay Ward--White. Z; colored, 2
total, 9 jackson Ward-W hite, 2 col
ored, 16 total IS; ;Almshouse-White
l colored, 3 total, 4 ; Penitentiary-
Colored, 3.
Compar0fire Wcckly Moriality--
Total defths week ending July9, 1887
White. u; colored, 81; still-born-
white, . colored, 3. For week endipl
July lG, 1887: White, 26; ;colored, 81
stili-born-white, . colored, >.
Temperature. - Mean temperature
for week ending July 9, 1887, 80. .43
mean temperature for week ending
July is, 1887, %.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending
July Q, 1887, LIS inches amount o
rainfall for week ending July l6, 1887
.01 inches.
II. f. STBATToy, NJ. d.,
President Board Of Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
IN nrLroATEs no ROANOKE
To he Elected at ward Meetings
friday NIght.

In accordance with q resolution
adopted hv the City Democratic Com
mittcc at Ms meeting the DIST of juno
the suplrintcndcu;s of the several
wards Will call meetings for 5 o'clock
Friday night the 22d, for the election
If delegates 10 represent the city o.
Richmond at the state convention TO
Lc held at Roanoke on the 4th of An
gust. This is an important work, and
the Democratic voters IN every ward OF
the city should turn out III full force
and see to 1t that the best representa-
tive men are selected to 60 from the
capital city of the state.
Richmond is entitled 10 80 delegates,
apportioned as follows Marshall Ward,
r jefferson. e Madison, p; Monroe,
9: Jackson. 3 ; Clay. 9.
The meetings Will be- held at the fol
lowing places, and viii bc called to or
der promptly at the appointed hour
Marshall Ward, +. 5. VI. Valentine
sup,rintcudnt, Cor,omn Hall; Jciler-
son Wand. j. ". Gibbons Old-Market
Hall Madison Ward, Louis Rawlings,
Monroe Ward,
Colonel 1uzcwcil Elicit, Pavilion Thea
ire jackson Ward, l.. r. Hill, KAN $
Hall. corner First and Baker Clay
Ward. Captain j. II. OBannon, place
not vet selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed
Of in this court yesterday-Justce
John NJ. Ryall presiding
Frank Lowe, cursing, abusing ana
threatening to strike Mary Bowles with
a rock. Dismissed on payment OF
costs. =, A..
Iewellen Burnett, stealing 81, the
property of Edward Epps. Whipped
In court by his father.
Daniel Kane, interfering with Pollee-
man John Il. Enright i'll the discharge
Of his duty. Fined so and costs. -,
Lewis Salamone, drunk. Fined 81
Joseph Adams, John Holzback, and
George Lowery, vagrants and suspi-
cious characters. Dismissed.
Willie Higgins and George Lafeng.
assaulting and beating Wise Winston
in Monroe Park. Higgins discharged
Lafong fined 50 and costs for being DIS
BENJAMIN Taylor (colored), assault
ing and threatening TO shoot James
Lewis on the street. Dismissed the
psrties admonished TO keep apart.
w. y. Catlett, for nuisance IN tue
Second market. Fined $40.
Richard Forester, allowing his COWS
10 run at large during the nlgut'
Fined So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Collector Charged with Larceny.

ii. G. G.. Zimmerman was before Tue
Police Cour, yesterday morning on
warrant charging that he "did unlaw,
fully and ieloniously take, steal ana
carry away S5j in United States cur
rencv. the property of DIR: George u.
Bright" Some OF the witnesses ior ior
The prosecution being absent from ,he
CITY the case was continued until SAT,
urday and the accused was committee
10 iail. no bail being allowed, as the
charge was a felony.
No evidence was heard. IRON,
ALI that could be learned 1t appeared
that last week Zimmerman, VINO mas
for some time been DR.. BnShts regu,
lar collector, left the city, ana Tue
Doctor called upon some OF his patients
10 collect bills, when he ascertained
that Zimmerman had receipted ioI the
money but had made no report. upon
his return to the city the accused was %
arrested upon a warrant sworn OUT oy
DIR. Bright
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20

United States History, an instructor IN
geometry. drawing, keeping accounts
bnd pcnmanship, an instructor IN
Natural Science and Latin, an instruc-,
tor in vocal music, teacher OF the model
school, an instructor in English gram,
mar, English literature, rhetoric, and
clocution, and teacher for preparatory
school. The principal is to be gen
tleman the instructors will be ladies.
1t is probable that after being called to
order the board will adjourn to the Ex-
change Hotel, where it has always met
heretofore. There are a number OF APP
plcants for the position OF principal,
recently held 10y DIR. Rufiner, and
number also for the other positions.
The principals salary is $1,000. Sev,,
cral members OF the board have arrived
i'm the CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Baseball Yesterday.
AT Baltimore

Az baitlmOre
fourteen inningsl
Bait. 100000 o.
st. L....0001000 600 o.
Base-bits Baltimores. 3; st. Louis,
IL. Errors: Baltimores, 3 Vt. Louis,
4. Game called on account OF dark
ness.
At Washington:
[Ten innlngs-Darkness.l
Washingtons.. o o o OoO-2
Detroits. % 1 o O 900 Ia
Base-hits Washingtons, II; De-
troits, 9. Errors Washingtons, 4 +; De-
trots, 4. Batteries Shaw and Dealy;
Getzein and Camel.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphias. l 3 0 0 02 0 2 Q
Pittsburghs Il o 0 0 003 0 O. 4
Base-hits Philadelphas, lS Pitts
burghs, TO- Errors Philadelphias. 3;
Pittsburghs, 8. Batteries Maui and
Clements Calvin and Miller.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyns % 00002- 2
Louisvilles.. o 3 . 0 5 2 x--l2
Base hits: Brooklyns, Loulsvllles,
A. Errors: Brooklyn, s; Louis
villes, 2.
At New York:
Motropolit 'ns.0 0 0003 o. 8
Cleyelands Il o | 90 o. 4
Base hits: Metropolitans, l6; Cleye-
lands, 10. Errors; Metropolitans, z;
Cleyelands, 4.
At New York:
New Yorks. .03 3 3 OOl0-10
Indianapolis. 90 . 100 3
Base-hits: New Yorks, II; Indian
apolis, Q. Errors New Yorks, 8; In
dlanapolis, 3. Batteries Welch and
Dearly; Boyle and Myers.
| At Boston;
Bostons., ......2 90 5000 0-3
Chicagos. 40 o 0 0 90 0 o 90
Base-hits: Bostons, 8; Chicagos, 4.
Errors Eostons, 2; Chicagos, |. Bat
teries Radbourn and Daily Clarkson
| and Flint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
A suindIer Plays q Trick on =
Judge.



Judge BRYAN, of the Court of Ap-
peals. was swindled by sharper yes
terday morning out OF Sl5. The
Judge had taken the 8 A. NJ. train to
Camden station for . trip to Virginia:
A few minutes before the train started
a man entered the car, and approach
the Judge Familiarity asked for two ten
dollar notes in exchange for three fives
and five one-dollar notes, saying he
wanted to enclose the money by mail
to a friend. The Judge kindly com
piled, and gave him the two tens. The
sharperhanded some notesinIeturn, and
asked him to count them. The Judge
did so, and found only nineteen dol
lars. lie then handed the money back
to the man, and asked him to count it.
After counting it, the sharper said.
"Sure enough, there are but nineteen
dollars" Then taking q silver dollar
from his pocket said: THAT makes 1t
all right" and Immediately left the
car. After the train had gone some
little distance the Judge counted his
money again, and found he had but
five dollars-four one-dollar notes and
the silver dollar. The sharper had
stolen the three fves in the second
count. The Baltimore and Ohio de-
tectives were notified and are trying TO
catch the rascal. The Judge is much
chasrined at being so easily swindled'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20

Sunday afternoon the water was ac-
cidenially left running into the wash
bowl in Attorney-General Ayers office
at the Capitol, and the bowl being
plugged the water ovortlowed the bowl,
soaking the carpet and the contents Of
the two rooms below. The trouble was
not discovered until yesterday morn
ing. The two lower rooms will proba-
bly have to be repapered, and the pa
pers and books are more or less dam
aOo1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Cannon COnnciI.

A special meeting of the Common
Council was held last night at 6:3O
O'Clock to act on the joint resolution
appointing the 29th instant as the time
for "A Joint session for the election OF a
member of the Board of Police Com
missioners from Monroe Ward to fill
the vacancy caused 10y the explra-
tion of Major T. Nj. Boykin's term.
Sixteen members were present. The
Council concurred in the resolution
and at once adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20

that time, the bereaved bride had no
hope ofrecovering the ring. There are
no whitefish in the st. Lawrence. The
theory is that small fish seized uPon
the ring, and that at some future time
this small fish. while cruising about the
lakes, fell a prey to the whitefsh IN
which the long-lost ring was discovered.
Giles Busby, the Toledo hshmonger,
received from Mr.. Lennox a check for
$40 for his honesty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Indicted for Marrying His Niece.

4 Winchester SPECIAL says: Tho
grand jury to-day indicted prominent
lsraelile merchant, n. kohn, and his
niece, Emma Frankel. They were
married 10y Rabbi Ph,llipson, OF Har
Sinai Tabernacle, in Baltimore, on
June q, 1887, aud returned here to
live. The Virginia law forbids the
marriage in the State of persons thus
connected or having been married
from returning here to live as man and
wife. The penalty is heavy fine and
Imprisonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
ncod TO TIE AIIem Lot.

The deed conveying to the Lee Mon
umcnt Association eleven acres Of tho
Allen property as a site for the monu-
mont to be erected to the memory of
General Il. T.. Lee, and for avenues,
&C., has been placed on record in the
office Of the clerk of the Henrico Coun-
ty Court also, the contract binding the
association to erect the monument, lay
OIL and grade avenues, &c. The entire
property comprises fifty-eight acres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
True Estimate OF Nalue.

Remember that when we assert tho
value Of Brandreth's Pills We at the
same time refer you to the thousands
of testimonials We have published sup
porting all and even more than wo
claim. The best evidence of their
value lies in these testimonials. The
Pills have been in use in this country
for over fifty years, and in that time
have surely been well tested. We
never heard complaint Of them. They
are harmless, being vegetable, and al
ways 90 their work well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Ltcense-Tax Payers.

Liccnse.tax payers who have been
indicted by the grand jury tor not
having paid their license taxes are in
formed that they can pay Their fines in
coupons, as well as their State tax, and
effect very large saving by SO doing.
Complete legal protection and in
demnity guaranteed.
JAMES =. COOPER,
Oh Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Goyernor Lee and Gsvernsr Scales
VIII be Present.
fAtiapta Con .titufion1

Letters have been received from
Governor Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia,
and Governor A. M. Scales, OF North
Carolina, announcing that each of them
would accept the invitation OF the e1-
position company to meet the presl-
Dental party at the borders OF their re-
spective States with their sta& furnish
him escort through the State, and &C.
company the party to Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
The EeCreshucnt Privileges.

1t is proposed to sell at auction to-
morrow the privilegeso of erecting stands
and selling refreshments in the New
reservoir grounds. The ontracts will
run until July l, 1888 Ihe Grounds
and Buildings Committee have decided
TO discriminate against all intoxicating
liquors except beer. The contractors
will also be allowed to run such mild,
innocent games as ten pins, lawn-ten-
mis-. and the like. One stand will be
near the lake, another near the pump
house, and a third in the grove east
of the reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
New York ard Southern COnStruc-
ton Company.

The stockholders Of the New York
and Southern Construction Company
held meeting in the Planters National
Bank building Monday afternoon, and
the company was organized by the cleo
ton Of the following officers Presi-
dent, James r. Pace Nice-President,
f. u. Christian Secretary and Trea-
surer, $. Carter Wcisiger. Major Il.
II. Temple was chosen as chief engi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20

During this week we propose to pass
on to the Warm Springs TO spend the
remainder OF our vacation there, where
for several consecutive seasons we have
found a most agreeable resting place,
with the advantage of uniformly good
society and one of the best warm baths
in the world.
Rev. II. NJ. Jackson, ID. D., of Grace
church: / shall attend the Hebrew
school at the University in August.
The remainder Of the summer 1 shall
lie at Kesvick, coming down on sun
days TO perform my duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20

We have on hand about 200 pair of
Shoes and Caters, which We made to
order of best French Calf for 81 to 81.
We will sell for 81 a pair to close them
out. Call early and get your choice.
Nv. B. DREW X Soy,
500 Main street, corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
How 10 Keep Cool.

The way TO do this is to get one of
those nice hammocks made by l.. Lich-
tenstein's Sons, Seventeenth and Frank
lin streets, who have them made up
ready for use two kinds OF ham
mocks-white ones at 80 cents each,
and fancy-colored, 70 cents. Get one
and hang up between the trees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20

The Hastings Court grand jury
George A. Ainslie, fcreman-brought III
about three hundred indictments yes,
terday against persons who have failed
TO nay their license-taxes. The delin-
ouenis include lawyers, doctors, liquor
dealers junk dealers, hucksters, mer-
chants Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Mr.. nunter Lenses the 81. Claire.

Having heard that Mr.. Stephen
Hunter, proprietor of the st. Claire
Hotel, had leased that property for a
term, a Djepotch reporter called to see
him yesterday and made inquiry as to
the correctness Of the rumor. Mr..
Hunter said that he had leased the
property was true, bat declined to say
for what period. His present lease OK
pirCs in September, THIS property be
longs to MIR. A. j. Ford, AMI it will be
remembered that some few months ago
NE had plans drawn for n handsome
hotel, which he announced his inten-
ton Of erecting at once on the site Of
The St. Claire and the Virginia House,
at IFS rear. The lease does not have
anything TO DO with the Virginia
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
state Fems,e Normal school.

The Board Of Trustees OF the otsD
Female Normal School, at Farmyiiie'
will meet at the Department OF Ednca-
ton. corner Twelfth and Broad streets
at 4 o'clock this afternoon, Tor the Pal
pose Of electing principal, an ninsirac,,
Tor in geography, physiology, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
ueurico County Court.

This court-Judge E. G. Minor pre-
s;dInp-was in session for short while
Yesterday, granted one hquor,,!icense'
and adjourned over until Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
Joseph VI. Eialr,

L. b. ROBERTSON & BROTHER,
G22 east Broad street,
Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pure
Medicidal Liquors at moderate prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
buggies, phaetons, and wagons.
HUDSON & CO., +. NJ, peaches and apples.